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Delhi Fridge Murder: Over 500 Page Charge sheet Filed Against Sahil, 5 Others
Delhi police on Friday filed a charge sheet against Sahil and five other accused persons including his father for allegedly murdering Nikki Yadav in February.
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Delhi Fridge Murder: Accused To Stay In Judicial Custody For 14 More Days
Delhi's Dwarka court on Wednesday extended the judicial custody of Sahil Gahlot and five other accused in the Nikki Yadav murder case, including his father and two cousins, for the next 14 days.
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Court Reserves Order On Preservation Of Call Record In Nikki Yadav Murder Case
Delhi's Dwarka Court today reserved an order seeking the preservation of the call detail record along with the mobile location of accused Lokesh Yadav in the Nikki Yadav murder case.
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Nikki Yadav Murder Accused Sahil Gehlot Sent To 12-Day Judicial Custody
A metropolitan court in Delhi on Wednesday remanded Sahil Gehlot, accused of killing his secretly married wife Nikki Yadav and stuffing her body into a fridge, in 12-day judicial custody.
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Sahil Gehlot's Family Unaware Of Relationship With Nikki Yadav, Claims Relative
The family of Sahil Gehlot, accused of killing his girlfriend Nikki Yadav and stuffing her body into a refrigerator in southwest Delhi before being caught, was not aware of the accused's relationship with the victim, a relative claimed on Monday.
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Nikki Yadav's Partner's Father Was Arrested Earlier In Another Murder Case
The father of Nikki Yadav's partner, who killed her and stuffed her body in a fridge at a roadside restaurant owned by his family in Delhi, had been arrested in a murder case earlier, said police sources on Monday.
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Sahil Gehlot Married Nikki Yadav In 2020, Killed Her For 2nd Marriage: Cops
Delhi Police's Crime Branch yesterday arrested Sahil's father, Virendra Singh, brothers Anish and Naveen, and friends Lokesh and Amar after they found out that Sahil's family and friends were involved in the murder.
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Delhi Fridge Murder: Family Helped Man Plan Partner's Killing, Say Cops
Day's after finding the body of a young Delhi woman inside a fridge at a restaurant, Delhi Police has registered a case against her boyfriend's father for helping his son plan the murder.
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Nikki Yadav Murder Accused Sahil Gehlot's Father Among 5 Arrested: Report
The Crime Branch has arrested five persons in connection with the Nikki Yadav murder case, including Sahil Gehlot's father on charges of helping his son in the "conspiracy", Delhi Police said today.
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Partner Who Strangled Nikki Yadav In Delhi, Taken To Crime Scene By Cops
Delhi Police took Sahil Gehlot to the crime scene in Kashmiri Gate where he had allegedly killed his girlfriend Nikki Yadav, a senior officer said on Thursday.
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Before Killing Partner, Delhi Man Celebrated His Engagement Party: Cops
Sahil Gehlot danced and enjoyed with his friends at his engagement ceremony on February 9 and later strangled his live-in partner and stuffed her body inside a refrigerator following an heated argument, police claimed on Wednesday.
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He "Should Be Hanged": Father Of Woman Strangled By Partner In Delhi
All we want now is justice and the culprit should be hanged to death, said the father of Nikki Yadav, who was strangled to death and her body stuffed in a refrigerator by her boyfriend in southwest Delhi.
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In Delhi Fridge Murder, Cops To Probe On Lines Of Shraddha Walkar Case
Delhi Police will investigate the killing of 25-year-old Haryana woman Nikki Yadav, who was allegedly strangled by her boyfriend with a charging cable, on the lines of Shraddha Walkar murder case, said sources today.
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CCTV Shows Delhi Woman Hours Before Murder. Body Was Stuffed In Fridge
A young Delhi woman who was strangled by her boyfriend with a charging cable and hidden in a fridge is seen in security footage from a house close to the spot she was murdered.
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5-Day Police Custody For Delhi Man In Latest Fridge Murder Case
A Delhi court on Wednesday sent a man accused of killing his live-in partner and stuffing her body into a fridge in southwest Delhi to five-day police custody for interrogation.
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Delhi Fridge Murder: Over 500 Page Charge sheet Filed Against Sahil, 5 Others
Delhi police on Friday filed a charge sheet against Sahil and five other accused persons including his father for allegedly murdering Nikki Yadav in February.
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Delhi Fridge Murder: Accused To Stay In Judicial Custody For 14 More Days
Delhi's Dwarka court on Wednesday extended the judicial custody of Sahil Gahlot and five other accused in the Nikki Yadav murder case, including his father and two cousins, for the next 14 days.
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Court Reserves Order On Preservation Of Call Record In Nikki Yadav Murder Case
Delhi's Dwarka Court today reserved an order seeking the preservation of the call detail record along with the mobile location of accused Lokesh Yadav in the Nikki Yadav murder case.
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Nikki Yadav Murder Accused Sahil Gehlot Sent To 12-Day Judicial Custody
A metropolitan court in Delhi on Wednesday remanded Sahil Gehlot, accused of killing his secretly married wife Nikki Yadav and stuffing her body into a fridge, in 12-day judicial custody.
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Sahil Gehlot's Family Unaware Of Relationship With Nikki Yadav, Claims Relative
The family of Sahil Gehlot, accused of killing his girlfriend Nikki Yadav and stuffing her body into a refrigerator in southwest Delhi before being caught, was not aware of the accused's relationship with the victim, a relative claimed on Monday.
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Nikki Yadav's Partner's Father Was Arrested Earlier In Another Murder Case
The father of Nikki Yadav's partner, who killed her and stuffed her body in a fridge at a roadside restaurant owned by his family in Delhi, had been arrested in a murder case earlier, said police sources on Monday.
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Sahil Gehlot Married Nikki Yadav In 2020, Killed Her For 2nd Marriage: Cops
Delhi Police's Crime Branch yesterday arrested Sahil's father, Virendra Singh, brothers Anish and Naveen, and friends Lokesh and Amar after they found out that Sahil's family and friends were involved in the murder.
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Delhi Fridge Murder: Family Helped Man Plan Partner's Killing, Say Cops
Day's after finding the body of a young Delhi woman inside a fridge at a restaurant, Delhi Police has registered a case against her boyfriend's father for helping his son plan the murder.
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Nikki Yadav Murder Accused Sahil Gehlot's Father Among 5 Arrested: Report
The Crime Branch has arrested five persons in connection with the Nikki Yadav murder case, including Sahil Gehlot's father on charges of helping his son in the "conspiracy", Delhi Police said today.
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Partner Who Strangled Nikki Yadav In Delhi, Taken To Crime Scene By Cops
Delhi Police took Sahil Gehlot to the crime scene in Kashmiri Gate where he had allegedly killed his girlfriend Nikki Yadav, a senior officer said on Thursday.
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Before Killing Partner, Delhi Man Celebrated His Engagement Party: Cops
Sahil Gehlot danced and enjoyed with his friends at his engagement ceremony on February 9 and later strangled his live-in partner and stuffed her body inside a refrigerator following an heated argument, police claimed on Wednesday.
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He "Should Be Hanged": Father Of Woman Strangled By Partner In Delhi
All we want now is justice and the culprit should be hanged to death, said the father of Nikki Yadav, who was strangled to death and her body stuffed in a refrigerator by her boyfriend in southwest Delhi.
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In Delhi Fridge Murder, Cops To Probe On Lines Of Shraddha Walkar Case
Delhi Police will investigate the killing of 25-year-old Haryana woman Nikki Yadav, who was allegedly strangled by her boyfriend with a charging cable, on the lines of Shraddha Walkar murder case, said sources today.
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CCTV Shows Delhi Woman Hours Before Murder. Body Was Stuffed In Fridge
A young Delhi woman who was strangled by her boyfriend with a charging cable and hidden in a fridge is seen in security footage from a house close to the spot she was murdered.
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5-Day Police Custody For Delhi Man In Latest Fridge Murder Case
A Delhi court on Wednesday sent a man accused of killing his live-in partner and stuffing her body into a fridge in southwest Delhi to five-day police custody for interrogation.
